What better way to slow down the pace than to have a character-driven episode, looming with the threat of existential doom, personified with the regret of love that was once reciprocated but is now unrequited, while you hallucinate and watch your daddy issues manifest in human form, aided by the eve

One of the few episodes in which I felt emotionally invested. Also, props to Ninja Kamui for being one of the rare animes to dignify its Black characters by not designing them as mid-century Disney racist minstrel caricatures.

The table scene between Syd and Carm stands out as my favorite moment in the series thus far. It exudes an air of profound intimacy and vulnerability, encapsulating the essence of two individuals who, despite the challenges they face, find themselves fully immersed in a moment that transcends the bo

What a magnificent episode! I am genuinely perplexed by those who express a disliking for this season. Antony Starr's portrayal of Homelander continues to reach new heights, with subtle and intricate alterations to his performance as his character gradually unravels. We also see the characters' pas